When the 19th Amendment was ratified 100 years ago, it granted all women the right to vote — in theory. In reality, most Black women didn’t gain suffrage until the Voting Rights Act of 1965; during the intervening 45 years, they were stymied by poll taxes, literacy tests and other racist measures.
The question of whether or not this anniversary can be called a celebration was amicably discussed in the virtual panel “100 Years of Suffrage: 45 Years of...
The HMPA community has been significantly impacted by the tremendous changes brought by 2020. To varying extents, the on-going COVID-19 pandemic, visa/ international travel restrictions, and social justice movement have affected our physical and mental health, as well as the flow of our work lives. In unprecedented times like these, we need the collective mind of our community to best advocate for the health and well-being of postdocs. Therefore, the HMPA Advocacy Committee invites you to make your voice heard by participating in a 15 minute anonymous survey covering topics like the...
To best plan for the fall, and spring, HUNAP is interested in gathering basic information from Harvard students about their plans for the fall 2020 semester. Please take this quick survey (three questions) to let us know what you're doing.
Welcome to the Fall 2020 semester! This academic year marks the 50th anniversary of HUNAP. In the Fall of 1970, eleven Native American students began their courses at the Harvard Graduate School of Education as part of the newly created American Indian Program (AIP). Since then, the program and our community has grown to encompass every school at Harvard and an ever growing global alumni network of over 1300 individuals. We are delighted to welcome new students to this community and welcome back our returning students....